Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-04-29
Local News.


E. Church next Monday evening.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brew, of Moscow, died on Monday
from brain fever.
Billy Marble as Solomon IsaaSc, Mon
day night at the Opera House. Prices
10, 20 and 80 cts. ..
Mrs. Charles Vincent, of British Hol-
low, visited relatives and friends in
this city last week.
The Lancaster Teller says that DR..
J. w. Odgers has sold his dentistry
at that place to DR.. j. II. Reed.
Rev. Joseph Hewitt, of this city
went to Chicago on Saturday last to
hear the great evangelist Moody.
Ticket number "85 B" drew the
handsome chair at J. Penhallegon &
Sons shoe store on Thursday morning
Don't fail to see the Billy Marble
Dramatic Company Monday night at
the Opera House. Price, 10, 20 and 81
cents.
Joseph Deller has gone to Chicago
to buy new stock of clothing, dry
goods, dress goods etc, for the spring
trade.
Rev. G. l.. Arnold. of Galena, officiat-
ed at Trinity church in this city on
Sunday last. He preached two able
sermons.
Rev. NJ Chase and wife went to
Galena on Saturday last, and Mr.. Chase
OBLIGATED in Grace church of that city
on Sunday.
The people of Blanchardville and
vicinity have high hopes of the Illinois
Central Company building line of
railroad through their section of coun-
try.
Thos. Scott Ansley, L. 5. deputy
came down from Madison
last week and remained a few days.
He reports everything quiet at the cap
ital city.
Thomas Fitzsimons, former resi-
dent of this county, who has been
living in Montana for the past twenty
years, is here on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Rev. James O'Keefe. of st. Paul's
church, and Rev. Y. Weinhart, of st
Mary's church of this city, attended a
meeting of Catholic clergymen held at
Shullsburg on Tuesday last.
The railroad depots along the lines
of the c. NJ. &. St p. railway have
been draped in mourning the past
week in memory of the late AleXan-
der Mitchell, president of the company.
Some places seem to have the fishing
fever even worse than Mineral Point
The Lancaster Teller says that one day
recently along Green river there was a
fisherman for every ten feet of the
banks.
The article headed Protection as il
is which will be found on the SECOND
page of The Democrat has a local ref
erence. The subject of which it treats
is not mere theory, but a practical
reality.
Robbie, the youngest son of Robert
Hughes, OF this city, left on Monday
morning for Ashland, Wis, to join his
Oldest brother at that place. Many
friends wish him success in his new
work.
AS an anodyne eXpectorant, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral is prompt in its action
1t checks the advance of disease, allay:
all tendency to Inflammation and con
sumption, and speedily restores health
to the afflicted
While sowing oats last week, w, b
Parkinson, of the town of Mineral Point
found gold ring on the point of on,
of the seeder teeth. The ring was los
about thirty years ago by d young lad
in passing over the farm.
George E. Weatherby, of Shullsbur
was in town last week getting a few
pointers in regard to conducting sol
diers' reunions. The people of Skulls
burg are making great preparation fc
the reunion of the Southwestern Wis
consin Veteran association which wi
be held there on the first and second c
June next.
| The Marble Dramatic Co., will ope
season of six nights in the Oper
House commencing Monday nigl
May ID. When they will present Il
highly sensational Comedy Drama
four acts of solomon Isaacs. Reserve
seats now on sale at Post Office Boo
store, Peoples Popular Prices 10, 2
and so cents.
The Blind Boone Concert Co.." W
: give a concert in the NJ. E. churc
Monday evening, May ID, for the ben
fit of the Ladies Aid Society of tn
church. blind Boone" who has bee
blind since he was six months old.
/ said to be equal to Blind Tom as
pianist. His selections are classic
and from the best composers of Euro
and America. He will play upon
own Chickering piano. A pleasi
feature of the concert will be sang
Miss Stalla," a Is year old vocal
7. No lover of music should miss Il
concert as it will be rare treat.